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 1 17    |       sovereign power in its due rights, it adds to it permanence
 2 17    |        are equitably shared; the rights of citizens assured to them,
 3 17    |        indissoluble, wherein the rights and duties of husband and
 4 25    |    itself the spring-head of all rights and of all power, it follows
 5 25    |          is bound to grant equal rights to every creed, so that
 6 27    |          title to the nature and rights of a perfect society, they
 7 34(22)| possessing in its own unchanging rights conferred upon it by its
 8 34(22)|        to determine what are the rights of the Church, and the limits
 9 34(22)|         origin and source of all rights, enjoys a right that is
10 35    |  thoughts is not inherent in the rights of citizens, and is by no
11 38    |       honour, manhood, and equal rights of individual citizens-of
12 43    |   promote her honour, defend her rights, and to endeavour to make